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I have a Ford Mustang V6 which had a crash and.

Tiny
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I have a ford mustang v6 which had a crash and the pcm was damaged so I replaced the pcm and programmed 2 keys the engine is starting now but it is in engine fail safe mode. I'm getting these trouble codes (P2100, P2104.P2107, P2110)
Friday, February 1st, 2013 AT 10:54 AM

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Tiny
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Thoseare all throttle actuator control codes, have it looked at for a bad gas pedal assy or throttle motor have ing wires cut or shorting out check your fuses underhood as well. Especailly since this car was in an accident.
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Friday, February 1st, 2013 AT 12:37 PM
Tiny
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I have replaced the the throttle body but it is still givin me the same codes. The engine is turning on but the problem is that there is no gas pedal and the engine idle is bad
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Friday, February 1st, 2013 AT 1:08 PM
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You didn'tread my complete answer, check for bad wires, cut or burnt, check by egr there have been some with burnt wires there in harness and being in a wreck you'll have to check for broken chafed wires rubbed through at some point. Body shops only fix sheet metal and as long as car runs out the door it goes you probalby have aharness problem
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Friday, February 1st, 2013 AT 1:17 PM
Tiny
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Heyy just wanted to tell you, my problem is solved. I opened the wires under the fuse box and turned out that there are some cut wires in which there was 2 ETCM (electronic throttle control motor) and some others were rubbed so I fix them all and the car is fixed now
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Monday, February 4th, 2013 AT 3:47 PM
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ERNIE P. GIRON
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This 2 etcm(electronic throttle control motor, do you happen to know what there wire colors? My car is had thesame problem and when I went under the fuse box wire next to the pcm and check the contact points and able to get the car running again but ive done this 3 different times.
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Sunday, April 16th, 2017 AT 8:27 PM
Tiny
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First thing re post your question as they don't always get answered on areply because it wasn't the same person. And what engine is in it?
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Monday, April 17th, 2017 AT 7:08 AM
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ERNIE P. GIRON
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Monday, April 17th, 2017 AT 7:20 PM
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Arrows point to color of wire and connection points on pcm which are numbered. See pic.
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Tuesday, April 18th, 2017 AT 5:53 AM
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ERNIE P. GIRON
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I looked at the connector points under the fuse box but I don't see any burnt wires or discolored wires but for some reason I put it back together it's losing its contact in the ETCM loses power so I wiggle the wire and then the power comes back on the ETCM should I replace that 2 connector Leads of the 2 ETCM? Right now the car is running fine it starts fine but I know that's for the fact that if I move those wires by hand or if I wiggle them it's going to lose its power.
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Tuesday, April 18th, 2017 AT 2:21 PM
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Well a connection problem can be wire/connectors etc. So replace the connectors with the proper ones and hopefully it will work right.
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Tuesday, April 18th, 2017 AT 3:15 PM

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